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Trump administration to reunite offshore drilling agencies split after Deepwater Horizon spill

Trump administration to reunite offshore drilling agencies split after Deepwater Horizon spill

by Offshore Reporter | Apr 5, 2026 | Offshore

The Trump administration plans to reunite offshore drilling regulators split after the 2010 Gulf spill, aiming to streamline oversight of U.S. oil and gas activity.

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Trump administration to reunite offshore drilling agencies split after Deepwater Horizon spill

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